We hope you enjoyed our historic tour of Chester. For more amazing Towns Cities and Villages in England check out this playlist th-cam.com/play/PL7ZS1Ml0SItRWI7D3O7vcUupqI4HpIapC.html&feature=shared Helpful links Book a boat trip www.chesterboat.co.uk/ See the Cathedral chestercathedral.com/ Visit Grosvenor Museum grosvenormuseum.westcheshiremuseums.co.uk/ Chester Castle www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/chester-castle-agricola-tower-and-castle-walls/ Join us on Patreon for exclusive videos and other posts. Not only does it help us keep making new videos but it gives you insight into what's coming and extras not on TH-cam. Join here:- www.patreon.com/memoryseekers Check out our socials for more photos of the trip:- instagram.com/memoryseekers facebook.com/memoryseekersuk Our website also has more information and places to visit. www.memoryseekers.net
I live near Chester and have always loved visiting. You forget what you have until you hear what visitors say. It's well worth visiting and definitely walk the walls or jog them.
I’ve been lucky to live here 17 years now. I never take anything for granted and absolutely love Chester. It always feels a wonderful city to visit and enjoy.
One of the most wonderful cities in the world is Chester, the elegance of English taste, the fragrance of English history par excellence, it reminded us of the novels of the great author Charles Dickens. Greetings to you and Brother Bill.
In 2015 we did a tour of England, Ireland and Scotland which included Chester. We stayed at the Chester Grosvenor Hotel which is in your video. We enjoyed our walking tour and your video brings back memories. Regards Brian
What a lovely compliment. If an Italian said I had a lovely voice, I would be so flattered; as Italian is (in my opinion) the most beautiful language in the world. (Cheshire, UK)
I come from Chester and your tour taught me a thing or two that I didn’t know. The Romans built Chester on firm bedrock and were going to make the city their capital but then decided to make London the capital instead because it had more trade links
Thank you so much for introducing me to the lovely city of Chester! Even as a devoted Anglophile, I as an American and as someone with limited travel experience in the U.K., had never heard of Chester. I loved hearing of Chester’s proximity to Wales 🏴/Cymru as I have strong ancestral roots to Wales (Breconshire) through my late mother’s side. A brief visit to Wales -Swansea and Cardiff in 1985 - made us realize how many of the Welsh characteristics my family retained. Sadly, it was during a snowy January few days and we were American tourists without a car and not used to driving on the left side of the road, so we could not make it to Breconshire, 35 miles away from Swansea. Also as a former Latin student and as the daughter of a Latin teacher, I loved hearing of Chester’s Roman history. Thank you for your lovely video journeys through Great Britain! They made it seem almost as though one was visiting there in person!!!
@@deborahduthie4519 Thank you, Deborah! Yes, I would love to go back to Wales - and especially to see our ancestral home, Breconshire and the Brecon Beacons, located there; and now that I’ve learned that about Chester from this TH-cam video, I really want to visit this lovely city on the Welsh border, as well!
Thank you for the lovely message, we have been to Wales recently and will be making a series of videos on North Wales in the next month or two, so watch this space! 😀
@@MemorySeekers Thanks so much for letting me know! I’ll be looking forward to them!!! Your TH-cam tours of all the many wonderful places in the U.K. are very informative, full of history and ALWAYS enjoyable!
Thank you for that .i hadent been to Chester for a few years despite only living in Staffordshire.so ive enjoyed this a lot .i must try to go in the New Year.beautifull City with stunning buildings and so much history.
Your videos are becoming even more professional and detailed. I applaud your work and sensitive commentary. Thank you for all you do for our enjoyment. xx
Another beautifully shot and narrated visit to an incredible English town. This one is particularly unique with the amazing walk around the entire city on the wall, along with amazing buildings everywhere you look. I love all the history along with the visuals, especially how you pan the architecture and glimpse into the windows and such. YOUR channel is a national treasure and shows off your country like no others!
Hello thank you so much for the lovely comment. We do enjoy bringing our travel videos to you. Also a huge thank you for the buy us a kofi donation. This was quite a wonderful surprise, and really helps us to make more videos. It was so generous of you! Too kind. All the best Simon & Will
With it’s Roman ruins, city wall, cathedral and buildings from all periods of English history, this city is not unlike York. Did not know it existed, would like to visit some day.
I visited Chester way back in 1973 and my memories are a bit hazy at this point. Your beautiful video does confirm my memory of having been in a lovely and historic city. Thank you. P.S. I love the scenes of so many people walking their dogs.
I was born in Chester and lived there until I was 15. I learned so much about the city of my birth from your wonderful and interesting video. Thank you.
I was stationed in Chester barracks in 1942 age 18 to join the Cheshire Regiment a machine gun corp I remember marching thro the city centre on our way to the Chester Cathedral, I am now the only one left, to give my comments.
This was so good. Your videos really make you feel like you are right there in the city. Thank you for such detail from history to shopping. My husband and I are older and we are not sure we will make it back to England. We wish we could live in your beautiful country. Hundreds of my ancestors came to Colonial America in the 1630's and I can trace them all over England from Yorkshire to Kent and many other counties.. Thank you again!!
you know it must be a wonderful place if the Romans built a place there. These people had excellent taste! Love those black and white woodwork houses. Thanks for sharing!
What a lovely city. Apart from thatched cottages I think the black and white buildings are the other " typically English" buildings that I think of when imagining England. The cathedral makes me realise just how skilled the old craftsmen were when you realise that they had none of todays labour saving devices. I wonder how many modern buildings will stand the test of time, or for that matter would we even have craftsmen who could build such quality. Thanks for yet another lovely tour. Cheers Cheryl 🙂
@@MemorySeekers Thanks so much! I'm a fan of the Medieval world & often there is a reference to the "Marcher Lords", so this gives a geographical understanding to me. Love your channel!
Magnificent city (the old part of course not anything post war) why oh why can’t we build like this any more. Thanks for taking us along memory seekers xx
@theoztreecrasher2647 is that the Mr. And Mrs.Hurst from Pride and Prejudice your referring too?.can't make up my mind wether you are assuming I'm like them or just being sarcastic.but whatever sadly there is not a Mr in my life.and I am far from snobbish.are you saying all people who do not like modern building are snobs?.or is it the way I wrote my comment down?.I'm just wondering.
As a big fan of the Victorian author Elizabeth Gaskell I’ve read about Chester and Cheshire in her novels although she calls them by different names. In my mind’s eye I tried to conjure up the most bucolic place that I could imagine and thought that I’d done quite a good job knowing what I know about the landscapes around England. Your video proved that I wasn’t imaginative enough with regard to Chester and Cheshire’s beauty. It’s wonderful to be proven inadequate in a situation like this! Many thanks.
I've been travelling last weeks and I've missed your videos!!! My granddaughter studied English for two months in Chester and she loved to be there!!! Thanks for the wonderful video!!!🙏🙏🙋🏻♀️🇧🇷
Loved it. I visited Chester this June and I really liked it, though I didn't have a lot of time there. Therefore, I'm glad to watch this video with very interesting information and places I didn't manage to visit. Your hard work is appreciated 🙏
Oh my what a wonderful city to visit!!!!!! ❤❤❤. Today is my 78th birthday and this tour was one of the amazing gifts. Thank you. Great job on the video as usual. Hugs and many blessings.
Probably one of the best TH-cam vid's on Chester I've seen, having been a regular visitor there (to visit family) over the past decade. A very navigable city (on foot), large enough (with numerous places of interest) to never tire of it. Also worth visiting for it's ancient, traditional Winter Watch/Roman Saturnalia parade, in December. The riverside and meadow walk (and "Theatre In The Park" performances) are a very pleasant pastime, in the Summer. Chester's atmospheric antiquity, to be enjoyed all year round. 😍 🏛️🏺🎪 🎭 🌳⛲✨
Thank you for posting, l visited Chester in September, and you have brought back great memories of that day. I also visited York after seeing a post of your trip there. I enjoyed visiting the Shambles and looking out for the cats situated on the buildings. Your recommendation helped plan the couple of days. Back in Australia now in 33C heat.🐨🦘🐨🦘🙂
Thank you again Simon and Will. Another city that I wouldn't have known the history of if you hadn't taken me there. So grateful =-) Will buy you another coffee when I can so you can get your new camera. Take care =-)
Nice tour thankyou . Havent toured with you for aehile very nice .this is yhe england i am aquanted with befor c vid . Feel nostalgic. Wonderful architecture. Thankyou again .
A wonderful walk through Chester!! I shall be visiting next year and it’s been brought to life for me, thanks for the ice cream shop recommendation too!
Thanks, guys, always wanted to go to Chester - looks so full of history & culture. Nice they've retained the ancient walls & integrity of the place. Cheers!
Hi Simon and Will. I’m so glad you’re back doing UK videos. I’ve heard the name Chester, Cheshire many times before but had no idea how charming and captivating it is. Fantastic tour, one of my favourite places you’ve visited. There’s everything to like. I could be as happy as a Cheshire Cat living there. I wish I could spend my last years in England, but I could never leave my children. And sadly, I’m not rich enough to travel back and forth. 😂 I hope life has been a bit easier lately for both you and yours. Be well. Til next time…🍁🇨🇦🇬🇧❤️
Chester is a gorgeous place to wander around and so many places to enjoy a meal or just a cuppa and cake, I'm surprised it's taken you so long to visit, living in Stoke it's only an hours run for us so usually visit at least a couple of times a year, we'll be back later this month when the Christmas market opens. Great watch thank you.
Love all your videos, thanks for all the work you put into them I'd love to see you both more in front of the camera though. Best wishes from Australia x
The University building you saw was the former County Hall, opened in 1957 by the Queen. When the County Council moved, it was purchased by Chester University in 2009, and was named after Tim Wheeler, the University first vice chancellor.
Chester was/is a great place to use as a base city when touring the Old Dart on a railpass. You can reach a stack of other interesting locations easily and still have so much delightful scenery to walk around in when you return to camp and the usual tourist traps are closed for the day. Lovely memories. Thanks again!
Hello ~ Hello 🙋🏻♀️ Along with beautiful city sites, your videos always give us a good taste of history. Which makes me realize how far back your country's legacy really does goes....keep them comin'!! Ty ❤
Another interesting and educational video! I thought Chester was a very beautiful and people friendly place. One could easily live here without getting bored! Thank you yet again for your excellent work.
Hello oh so nice to see Chester again its been many years since I was there it is a beautiful city , back when I was racing at Oulton Park Circuit we would stay the night so this brings back lots of memories back to the 1970s . Thank you.
@@MemorySeekers Hello Simon / Tom so sorry in a later reply I forgot you asked. Back in the early 1970s I started racing mini's 850cc to start then up 1000cc then 1275cc I was friend with the late great Barrie ( Whizzo ) Williams he was my mentor in my early day , later I was fully sponsored by Viscount Portman driving a Ford Escort we did British Saloon car championship . I was very lucky where I grew up as near by was McKechnie Racing they were also a great help another bit of luck was Andy Rouse was also very close I went to school with his younger brother. Hope all is good with both.
@@shaunmckenna1923 Epic! Amazing, so cool. I used to go and watch the British Touring Cars in the early 90's and watched Andy Rouse in the Ford Mondeo and the likes of Steve Soper and John Cleland. My mate was friends with Jeff Allam and so we sometimes got into the pits which was great fun. Preferred it back then when the cars were more like the road-going ones. All the Best Simon & Will
@@MemorySeekers Thats wonderful Steve Soper is still doing a little , Andy does very little with racing he is a very quiet unassuming man , It does a lot of work on old Cadillac's . I am more in contact with Paul we are the same age 71 next month Paul worked for Williams F1 for many years and before that he worked for Alan McKechnie Racing Formula 5000. I will dig up some photos for you and send on . Going back to Alan McKechnie thats where Nigel Mansell got his big start and many others. They were greats day I feel so lucky I was able to a part of it. All the Best Shaun.
We are so happy to have found your channel! We will be spending 4 nights in Chester in our upcoming visit in October. You’ve given us so much more to explore during our stay. Outstanding video thank you! ~Cara 😊
Hi thank you for the comment. If you have a spare day I highly recommend driving the 1 hour into Wales and visiting Conwy. Another amazing town and so close to Chester. Here is the link th-cam.com/video/5G1MR5Ms4ek/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BOxJm70xLiWczWQA have a wonderful trip!
@@MemorySeekers thank you! Yes it’s on our itinerary too! Just found your channel when we searched Stratford upon Avon…Then Chester. You might have our entire trip on your playlist ha ha! Thanks again Cara 😊
Such a beautiful place! I immensely enjoy your videos. They are so professional. It's like having a personal tour guide! Thank you so much. Lots of love from Arkansas!🙂
Wonderful video 👌👌with great historical information 👍 Chester appearance are different compared to South England but still captivating, Roman look i suppose.. Your blog gives clear info in each video, I don't need to Google to know more & it's so amazing to see so much sitting in one place while I can't yet afford to travel overseas 😊 thank u both for all fantastic videos & for bringing so much joy ❤
All the history mentioned in this video is wonderful. All sights are conveniently within walking distance. I visited Chester Summer of 2022, after pandemic restrictions lifted. At that time, the central downtown was absolutely crowed with tourists. A good pairing is to visit York, with a similar history, but a bit less crowded.
Stayed at the Chester Grosvenor Hotel on my first visit to Chester. Happened because my booked hotel was undergoingrenovations so I cancelled and went to the Grosvenor. Don’t think it was 5* then but I’ve memories of a great stay there. Chester is a lovely city mercifully overall free of 60’s and beyond, cheap, crappy buildings that deface so many cities in England.
After watching this video, we planned a visit to the city of Chester on our last trip...what can I say...absolutely stunning ❤️ We are Italian and had a fantastic day in a city full of English history with Roman traces. Thank you for your work, without you we would never have found this wonderful gem.
From your excellent presentation, I can see that Chester resembles York in many ways. I loved that you included so many historical notes. What a lot of work to keep it all straight. The layers of Roman, Saxon, Medieval, Tudor, etc., make these English cities so fascinating. What would it be like, I wonder, to go to work each day in that fantastical Town Hall, or one of the stunning black timber buildings? (My old American office was built in 1978.)Your videos are always a treat, though I'm still catching up. Internet out for 3 days last week. :(
Hi! Chester is a real treasure, especially the ancient church . thanks for your videos, please continue your work- it will attract your attention from your grief, my condolences, I know how to loose relatives
Thank you very much for this fantastic tour of Chester. I was brought up in Chester as a child and lived in Newton going to Newton primary School, I have many happy memories of being in the city, swimming in the river by the wier , walking the walls, going to the swimming baths near the Roman amphitheatre, going to the cinema(the Odeon) at the side of the town hall on a Saturday morning. I have to say though, I didn’t know even half of the information about the history that you gave in this really wonderful and informative video so thanks very very much indeed, I thoroughly enjoyed it.👏👏👏
I thought I`d been all over this country at least 30 times. How could I possibly have missed this place - lying perhaps a 2 hour drive from where I live ? `Ridiculous ! Well - I`m going to have to do something about that. I can go more or less anytime which pleases me, so late Spring / early Summer next year will do....
Very informative and charming video😊 Also love the accompanying music. Saw a few things I had not seen before despite visiting Chester several times. 👍
Reading, blogs, books and the visitor boards when at the attraction. That’s it really then just pull it together into a fresh script in my words. Thanks for watching.
We hope you enjoyed our historic tour of Chester. For more amazing Towns Cities and Villages in England check out this playlist th-cam.com/play/PL7ZS1Ml0SItRWI7D3O7vcUupqI4HpIapC.html&feature=shared
Helpful links
Book a boat trip www.chesterboat.co.uk/
See the Cathedral chestercathedral.com/
Visit Grosvenor Museum grosvenormuseum.westcheshiremuseums.co.uk/
Chester Castle www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/chester-castle-agricola-tower-and-castle-walls/
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I live near Chester and have always loved visiting. You forget what you have until you hear what visitors say. It's well worth visiting and definitely walk the walls or jog them.
I love living in this place ❤😊
I’ve been lucky to live here 17 years now. I never take anything for granted and absolutely love Chester. It always feels a wonderful city to visit and enjoy.
I’m from Chester I now live and work in the Caribbean but man I miss my home town
Very beautiful film of a special city.
Thanks for the interesting comment!
I love Chester!
Another beautiful video ❤ another beautiful city ❤
My hometown/city and I am so proud to have been born there, It truely is a beautiful City and so full of history. Thank you for showing it.
Our pleasure!
I live about 9 miles away, the wife and I are going tomorrow, lovely city.
American here. I’ve been to Chester twice. Lovely place to visit.
One of the most wonderful cities in the world is Chester, the elegance of English taste, the fragrance of English history par excellence, it reminded us of the novels of the great author Charles Dickens. Greetings to you and Brother Bill.
Another excellent video. The tower tour was £8 when I visited in 2016. £14 now as you mentioned. It isn't worth that.
I guess this is my home where my family comes from I can’t wait to go see it one day!!
In 2015 we did a tour of England, Ireland and Scotland which included Chester. We stayed at the Chester Grosvenor Hotel which is in your video. We enjoyed our walking tour and your video brings back memories.
Regards
Brian
Wonderful hotel to stay in!
Pozdrawiam serdecznie i dziękuję za wycieczkę po tym przepięknym mieście.👍❤
after a long gap again a nice story has come , THANK YOU
Your voice is fantastic 😊 I am Italian,I am learning English with you ...I love the Uk ❤thank you for the videos
What a lovely compliment. If an Italian said I had a lovely voice, I would be so flattered; as Italian is (in my opinion) the most beautiful language in the world. (Cheshire, UK)
Been to Chester, few years ago, did the long wall walk , lovely place, lovely video
Great video! I really enjoyed your narration and the background music. Your voice is perfect for these videos 🎉
Thank you so much!
I come from Chester and your tour taught me a thing or two that I didn’t know.
The Romans built Chester on firm bedrock and were going to make the city their capital but then decided to make London the capital instead because it had more trade links
Spent some time in the UK in 1998, Chester was one of the most interesting places I saw.
LOVE FROM TAIWAN!!! Thank you for taking me back to beautiful memories。好棒!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching 😊
Incredible place, so rich in history over 2000 years. The place was alive with people, shoppers ,tourists .Wonderful to see
Привіт вам, дякую за чудову розповідь Честера!!!❤
Thank you so much for introducing me to the lovely city of Chester! Even as a devoted Anglophile, I as an American and as someone with limited travel experience in the U.K., had never heard of Chester. I loved hearing of Chester’s proximity to Wales 🏴/Cymru as I have strong ancestral roots to Wales (Breconshire) through my late mother’s side. A brief visit to Wales -Swansea and Cardiff in 1985 - made us realize how many of the Welsh characteristics my family retained. Sadly, it was during a snowy January few days and we were American tourists without a car and not used to driving on the left side of the road, so we could not make it to Breconshire, 35 miles away from Swansea. Also as a former Latin student and as the daughter of a Latin teacher, I loved hearing of Chester’s Roman history. Thank you for your lovely video journeys through Great Britain! They made it seem almost as though one was visiting there in person!!!
What a wonderful letter. I do hope you will once again go to visit your ancestral home.👏🏼🇦🇺
@@deborahduthie4519 Thank you, Deborah! Yes, I would love to go back to Wales - and especially to see our ancestral home, Breconshire and the Brecon Beacons, located there; and now that I’ve learned that about Chester from this TH-cam video, I really want to visit this lovely city on the Welsh border, as well!
Thank you for the lovely message, we have been to Wales recently and will be making a series of videos on North Wales in the next month or two, so watch this space! 😀
@@MemorySeekers Thanks so much for letting me know! I’ll be looking forward to them!!! Your TH-cam tours of all the many wonderful places in the U.K. are very informative, full of history and ALWAYS enjoyable!
Chester is 5 miles (8 km) rom the Welsh border
Beautiful city. I would love to visit one day.
Thank you for that .i hadent been to Chester for a few years despite only living in Staffordshire.so ive enjoyed this a lot .i must try to go in the New Year.beautifull City with stunning buildings and so much history.
Your videos are becoming even more professional and detailed. I applaud your work and sensitive commentary. Thank you for all you do for our enjoyment. xx
Another beautifully shot and narrated visit to an incredible English town. This one is particularly unique with the amazing walk around the entire city on the wall, along with amazing buildings everywhere you look. I love all the history along with the visuals, especially how you pan the architecture and glimpse into the windows and such. YOUR channel is a national treasure and shows off your country like no others!
Hello thank you so much for the lovely comment. We do enjoy bringing our travel videos to you. Also a huge thank you for the buy us a kofi donation. This was quite a wonderful surprise, and really helps us to make more videos. It was so generous of you! Too kind. All the best Simon & Will
With it’s Roman ruins, city wall, cathedral and buildings from all periods of English history, this city is not unlike York. Did not know it existed, would like to visit some day.
I visited Chester way back in 1973 and my memories are a bit hazy at this point. Your beautiful video does confirm my memory of having been in a lovely and historic city. Thank you. P.S. I love the scenes of so many people walking their dogs.
Thank you for another wonderful video .
Amazing.
I was born in Chester and lived there until I was 15. I learned so much about the city of my birth from your wonderful and interesting video. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Would stay in Chester again, one of my favourite cities.
I was stationed in Chester barracks in 1942 age 18 to join the Cheshire Regiment a machine gun corp I remember marching thro the city centre on our way to the Chester Cathedral, I am now the only one left, to give my comments.
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Thank you sir.
🆘🆘🆘 συγχαρητήρια. Οι μνήμες είναι όμορφο πράγμα. Χαιρετισμούς από ελλάδα. 📌🇬🇷 Ένα απέραντο μουσείο ομορφιάς η πόλη 📌
This was so good. Your videos really make you feel like you are right there in the city. Thank you for such detail from history to shopping. My husband and I are older and we are not sure we will make it back to England. We wish we could live in your beautiful country. Hundreds of my ancestors came to Colonial America in the 1630's and I can trace them all over England from Yorkshire to Kent and many other counties.. Thank you again!!
My thoughts exactly!
you know it must be a wonderful place if the Romans built a place there. These people had excellent taste! Love those black and white woodwork houses. Thanks for sharing!
What a lovely city. Apart from thatched cottages I think the black and white buildings are the other " typically English" buildings that I think of when imagining England. The cathedral makes me realise just how skilled the old craftsmen were when you realise that they had none of todays labour saving devices. I wonder how many modern buildings will stand the test of time, or for that matter would we even have craftsmen who could build such quality. Thanks for yet another lovely tour. Cheers Cheryl 🙂
Such a wonderful video of historic Chester, so many beautiful buildings! New subscriber!
Welcome aboard!
@@MemorySeekers Thanks so much! I'm a fan of the Medieval world & often there is a reference to the "Marcher Lords", so this gives a geographical understanding to me. Love your channel!
IT'S A BEAUTIFUL PROFESSIONAL VIDEO ! CHESTER IS A WONDERFUL CITY!
Magnificent city (the old part of course not anything post war) why oh why can’t we build like this any more. Thanks for taking us along memory seekers xx
Yes agree .I cannot abide new buildings.
@@kathleenlynch5763 Mr. and Mrs. Hurst? 🤔😜😁
@theoztreecrasher2647 is that the Mr. And Mrs.Hurst from Pride and Prejudice your referring too?.can't make up my mind wether you are assuming I'm like them or just being sarcastic.but whatever sadly there is not a Mr in my life.and I am far from snobbish.are you saying all people who do not like modern building are snobs?.or is it the way I wrote my comment down?.I'm just wondering.
These are the most entertaining and professional travel videos I've ever watched. Thank you
Wow, thanks!
As a big fan of the Victorian author Elizabeth Gaskell I’ve read about Chester and Cheshire in her novels although she calls them by different names. In my mind’s eye I tried to conjure up the most bucolic place that I could imagine and thought that I’d done quite a good job knowing what I know about the landscapes around England. Your video proved that I wasn’t imaginative enough with regard to Chester and Cheshire’s beauty. It’s wonderful to be proven inadequate in a situation like this! Many thanks.
Thanks for a wonderful video of our home city. We learned a few things even though we’ve lived here for years 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
My 2nd trip after Bath, so beautiful and vibrant! Watching this feels like a TV documentary. Your voice and presentation is top notch!
Luv your videos so well researched & filmed 😊
What a lovely city. Wonderfully preserved. Adding to my bucket list.
I've been travelling last weeks and I've missed your videos!!! My granddaughter studied English for two months in Chester and she loved to be there!!! Thanks for the wonderful video!!!🙏🙏🙋🏻♀️🇧🇷
Another great video, and I've added Chester to my bucket list when I visit the UK next year, thanks from Western Australia 😊
Loved it. I visited Chester this June and I really liked it, though I didn't have a lot of time there. Therefore, I'm glad to watch this video with very interesting information and places I didn't manage to visit. Your hard work is appreciated 🙏
Thank you so much for the super thanks, that really was kind and helps us make more videos 😊 so pleased you enjoyed it.
Oh my what a wonderful city to visit!!!!!! ❤❤❤. Today is my 78th birthday and this tour was one of the amazing gifts. Thank you. Great job on the video as usual. Hugs and many blessings.
Happy Birthday to you 🙏
@@Anita-rq9ev thank you. It’s a interesting journey.
Happy birthday 🎂! Wishing you health and happiness.
@@joenperkins2138 I hope it's a healthy journey 💓
Happy Birthday Joen hope you had a lovely day!🎂
Probably one of the best TH-cam vid's on Chester I've seen, having been a regular visitor there (to visit family) over the past decade. A very navigable city (on foot), large enough (with numerous places of interest) to never tire of it. Also worth visiting for it's ancient, traditional Winter Watch/Roman Saturnalia parade, in December. The riverside and meadow walk (and "Theatre In The Park" performances) are a very pleasant pastime, in the Summer. Chester's atmospheric antiquity, to be enjoyed all year round. 😍 🏛️🏺🎪 🎭 🌳⛲✨
Thank you for the kind comment and further tips of things to see and do! 😊
My favourite place, I’ve not been in a while. Great video, I really enjoyed it, thank you 😊
Thank you for posting, l visited Chester in September, and you have brought back great memories of that day. I also visited York after seeing a post of your trip there. I enjoyed visiting the Shambles and looking out for the cats situated on the buildings. Your recommendation helped plan the couple of days. Back in Australia now in 33C heat.🐨🦘🐨🦘🙂
Thank you again Simon and Will. Another city that I wouldn't have known the history of if you hadn't taken me there. So grateful =-) Will buy you another coffee when I can so you can get your new camera. Take care =-)
thanks so much for this beautiful tour Chester is amazing !! greetings from Mexico city!!
Great video. Never knew about this city. Looks like a great place to visit!
Nice tour thankyou .
Havent toured with you for aehile very nice .this is yhe england i am aquanted with befor c vid . Feel nostalgic.
Wonderful architecture.
Thankyou again .
A wonderful walk through Chester!! I shall be visiting next year and it’s been brought to life for me, thanks for the ice cream shop recommendation too!
Thanks, guys, always wanted to go to Chester - looks so full of history & culture. Nice they've retained the ancient walls & integrity of the place. Cheers!
Our pleasure!
Hi Simon and Will. I’m so glad you’re back doing UK videos. I’ve heard the name Chester, Cheshire many times before but had no idea how charming and captivating it is. Fantastic tour, one of my favourite places you’ve visited. There’s everything to like. I could be as happy as a Cheshire Cat living there. I wish I could spend my last years in England, but I could never leave my children. And sadly, I’m not rich enough to travel back and forth. 😂 I hope life has been a bit easier lately for both you and yours. Be well. Til next time…🍁🇨🇦🇬🇧❤️
Chester is a gorgeous place to wander around and so many places to enjoy a meal or just a cuppa and cake, I'm surprised it's taken you so long to visit, living in Stoke it's only an hours run for us so usually visit at least a couple of times a year, we'll be back later this month when the Christmas market opens.
Great watch thank you.
Love all your videos, thanks for all the work you put into them
I'd love to see you both more in front of the camera though. Best wishes from Australia x
The University building you saw was the former County Hall, opened in 1957 by the Queen. When the County Council moved, it was purchased by Chester University in 2009, and was named after Tim Wheeler, the University first vice chancellor.
I especially liked the Roman area but the entire video is very well done. Thank you for showing this lovely part of England!
Chester was/is a great place to use as a base city when touring the Old Dart on a railpass. You can reach a stack of other interesting locations easily and still have so much delightful scenery to walk around in when you return to camp and the usual tourist traps are closed for the day. Lovely memories. Thanks again!
Hello ~ Hello 🙋🏻♀️ Along with beautiful city sites, your videos always give us a good taste of history. Which makes me realize how far back your country's legacy really does goes....keep them comin'!! Ty ❤
History speaks here...beautiful video of ancient period ... enjoyed and loved that prehistoric time ❤️❤️❤️
Another interesting and educational video! I thought Chester was a very beautiful and people friendly place. One could easily live here without getting bored! Thank you yet again for your excellent work.
Hello oh so nice to see Chester again its been many years since I was there it is a beautiful city , back when I was racing at Oulton Park Circuit we would stay the night so this brings back lots of memories back to the 1970s . Thank you.
What did you race at Oulton Park?
@@MemorySeekers Hello Simon / Tom so sorry in a later reply I forgot you asked. Back in the early 1970s I started racing mini's 850cc to start then up 1000cc then 1275cc I was friend with the late great Barrie ( Whizzo ) Williams he was my mentor in my early day , later I was fully sponsored by Viscount Portman driving a Ford Escort we did British Saloon car championship . I was very lucky where I grew up as near by was McKechnie Racing they were also a great help another bit of luck was Andy Rouse was also very close I went to school with his younger brother. Hope all is good with both.
@@shaunmckenna1923 Epic! Amazing, so cool. I used to go and watch the British Touring Cars in the early 90's and watched Andy Rouse in the Ford Mondeo and the likes of Steve Soper and John Cleland. My mate was friends with Jeff Allam and so we sometimes got into the pits which was great fun. Preferred it back then when the cars were more like the road-going ones. All the Best Simon & Will
@@MemorySeekers Thats wonderful Steve Soper is still doing a little , Andy does very little with racing he is a very quiet unassuming man , It does a lot of work on old Cadillac's . I am more in contact with Paul we are the same age 71 next month Paul worked for Williams F1 for many years and before that he worked for Alan McKechnie Racing Formula 5000. I will dig up some photos for you and send on . Going back to Alan McKechnie thats where Nigel Mansell got his big start and many others. They were greats day I feel so lucky I was able to a part of it. All the Best Shaun.
It’s a beautiful city and one that we’re proud to call our local (even though we live in Wales!). Great video and we learnt a lot. Cheers 🍻
We are so happy to have found your channel! We will be spending 4 nights in Chester in our upcoming visit in October. You’ve given us so much more to explore during our stay. Outstanding video thank you! ~Cara 😊
Hi thank you for the comment. If you have a spare day I highly recommend driving the 1 hour into Wales and visiting Conwy. Another amazing town and so close to Chester. Here is the link th-cam.com/video/5G1MR5Ms4ek/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BOxJm70xLiWczWQA have a wonderful trip!
@@MemorySeekers thank you! Yes it’s on our itinerary too! Just found your channel when we searched Stratford upon Avon…Then Chester. You might have our entire trip on your playlist ha ha! Thanks again Cara 😊
Such a beautiful place! I immensely enjoy your videos. They are so professional. It's like having a personal tour guide! Thank you so much. Lots of love from Arkansas!🙂
Good video, superb soundtrack, detailed information.
Thank you very much!
Wonderful video 👌👌with great historical information 👍 Chester appearance are different compared to South England but still captivating, Roman look i suppose.. Your blog gives clear info in each video, I don't need to Google to know more & it's so amazing to see so much sitting in one place while I can't yet afford to travel overseas 😊 thank u both for all fantastic videos & for bringing so much joy ❤
All the history mentioned in this video is wonderful. All sights are conveniently within walking distance. I visited Chester Summer of 2022, after pandemic restrictions lifted. At that time, the central downtown was absolutely crowed with tourists. A good pairing is to visit York, with a similar history, but a bit less crowded.
Excellent video and so informative, well done.
I’ve been four years ago. Absolutely mind blowing history. One of my favourites to tour.
Mi próximo viaje ✈️ conoceré esos bellos lugares ❤🌎
Hope you enjoy it!
Stayed at the Chester Grosvenor Hotel on my first visit to Chester. Happened because my booked hotel was undergoingrenovations so I cancelled and went to the Grosvenor. Don’t think it was 5* then but I’ve memories of a great stay there. Chester is a lovely city mercifully overall free of 60’s and beyond, cheap, crappy buildings that deface so many cities in England.
Just "wow"! There are so many beautiful places in whole Europe - and this city seems to be absolutely wonderful.
After watching this video, we planned a visit to the city of Chester on our last trip...what can I say...absolutely stunning ❤️ We are Italian and had a fantastic day in a city full of English history with Roman traces. Thank you for your work, without you we would never have found this wonderful gem.
Thank you so much for the comment. We are so pleased that you had a wonderful time and we helped you find it. This is why we make the videos. 😊☺️
Been to Chester, but, not by far seen all these features neither had such comprehensive explanations Magnificent city and video, thank you
Very nice video. Subscribed. Just started making my own video's and got a lot to learn. Yours are so professional.
From your excellent presentation, I can see that Chester resembles York in many ways. I loved that you included so many historical notes. What a lot of work to keep it all straight. The layers of Roman, Saxon, Medieval, Tudor, etc., make these English cities so fascinating. What would it be like, I wonder, to go to work each day in that fantastical Town Hall, or one of the stunning black timber buildings? (My old American office was built in 1978.)Your videos are always a treat, though I'm still catching up. Internet out for 3 days last week. :(
3 days! we rely so much now on the internet for everything. You are not that far behind now!
Hi! Chester is a real treasure, especially the ancient church
. thanks for your videos, please continue your work- it will attract your attention from your grief, my condolences, I know how to loose relatives
Thank you so much for your kind words. Chester is wonderful, great memories there.
Another excellent presentation and the music is also a nice easy listening background.
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much for this fantastic tour of Chester. I was brought up in Chester as a child and lived in Newton going to Newton primary School, I have many happy memories of being in the city, swimming in the river by the wier , walking the walls, going to the swimming baths near the Roman amphitheatre, going to the cinema(the Odeon) at the side of the town hall on a Saturday morning. I have to say though, I didn’t know even half of the information about the history that you gave in this really wonderful and informative video so thanks very very much indeed, I thoroughly enjoyed it.👏👏👏
Love everything about your story/places and It's beautifully done thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Very beautiful place, thanks, God Bless
Thank you!
i actualy live outside of the city of chester this video has made me want to go into the city cnter and explor it all over again.
So nice to read! Do it! ☺
Born in Chester. Never left.... and probably never will
Useful video ❤
Thanks 😊
I thought I`d been all over this country at least 30 times. How could I possibly have missed this place - lying perhaps a 2 hour drive from where I live ?
`Ridiculous ! Well - I`m going to have to do something about that. I can go more or less anytime which pleases me, so late Spring / early Summer next year will do....
Very informative and charming video😊 Also love the accompanying music. Saw a few things I had not seen before despite visiting Chester several times. 👍
So nice to read we have shared some unseen areas. I am sure we still have more to see in Chester!
Por fin puedo leer los comentarios de los seguidores traducidos 👏🤣👍
very impressive video, we live a few miles away, i thought i knew Chester reasonably well, staggered as to where you get your information from.
Reading, blogs, books and the visitor boards when at the attraction. That’s it really then just pull it together into a fresh script in my words. Thanks for watching.
Love your program.
Thank you!